How do I set up a recipe book of 250 custom page in publisher 03?

[Guest]

I am in the process of designing a cookbook with my boyfriend. I have design
experience and am familiar with Quark and Photoshop. I have photoshop and
microsoft publisher on my home computer so am in the process of learning
publisher.

What I want to do is set up custom size pages for the cookbook on a flip
page kind of style (can be done in photoshop with master page) - I want to
design each page in the book and then be able to move recipes around within
this page format.

Please can someone help me to get to do this simply ?!!

Thanks
Jane & Jon

 

[Joseph Meehan]

I am in the process of designing a cookbook with my boyfriend. I
have design experience and am familiar with Quark and Photoshop. I
have photoshop and microsoft publisher on my home computer so am in
the process of learning publisher.

What I want to do is set up custom size pages for the cookbook on a
flip page kind of style (can be done in photoshop with master page) -
I want to design each page in the book and then be able to move
recipes around within this page format.

Please can someone help me to get to do this simply ?!!

Thanks
Jane & Jon

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[dbahooker]

i would reccomend looking into a 'user instance' for sql 2005

that jerk sammy sosegar had an article about just adding an argument to
a connection string and you could get your 'user instance sql 2005' db
to work perfectly with just changing the connection string.

i think that there's got to be some way to hack the connection string
in an adp; or just use a different connection lol

 

[Joseph Meehan]

i would reccomend looking into a 'user instance' for sql 2005

that jerk sammy sosegar had an article about just adding an argument
to a connection string and you could get your 'user instance sql
2005' db to work perfectly with just changing the connection string.

i think that there's got to be some way to hack the connection string
in an adp; or just use a different connection lol

Having a bad day? Try getting back on the meds.

 

[dbahooker]

good stuff

at least i dont have to compact and repair every 5 minutes.

mdb wimps can lick my nuts